Manitoba Legislature to Open February Session
Premier Bracken announced Manitoba’s 1934 legislature opens in February with routine revision and consolidation of statutes. Saskatchewan session starts February 15. Tax policy not expected to change, possible shift of taxes to luxuries discussed. Dominion conference notes little chance of a Manitoba relief commission.
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Bracken
Manitoba
Auperta
Saskatchewan
Preamier
Public Affairs and Audits Publicity in Manitoba Boards
Public affairs have advanced with minutes of meetings published widely in Manitoba. The Deloraine Times reported the Hospital Board of that town promising to publish hospital affairs widely to foster public interest and transparency. Auditors' statements should also be public to show how public money is spent. Board members must ensure the public is fully informed of the financial status of their institutions.
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Manitoba
Deloraine Times
Hospital Board
Beaver United Church Holds Annual Meeting 1934 Elected Stewards
The Beaver United Church annual meeting convened after Sunday service with Rev. K Smalley named chairman and Miss Rose as secretary. The WMS reported a productive year, the Ladies Aid Society raised funds for the church board, and the secretary noted a strong financial year. Board of Stewards for 1934 elected: Mosers Ed Harkness R Stone B Richardson Wm Mowat S H McLachlan G S Thompson W B Graham J Dankesrei.
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Beaver United Church
K. Smalley
Miss Rose
WMS
Ladies Aid Society
Mosers
Ed. Harkness
R. Stone
B. Richardson
Wm. Mowat
S. H. McLachlan
G. S.thompson
W.B. Graham
J. Dankesrei
Farms For Sale In 1 Districts With Outfit Details
Improved farms offered by The Toronto General Trusts Corporation located at 283 Portage Avenue Winnipeg. Full outfit of seed and feed included with delivery in spring. First letter to request complete details of the outfit.
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Toronto General Trusts Corporation
Portage Avenue
Winnipeg
Stamford’s Bridges and Burghley Echoes in Travel Memoir
A narrator travels by train to Stamford to visit sister Kate, marveling at Welland River bridges, St Mary’s Hill, and the town’s history from 873 B.C. to the Wars of the Roses. The piece details St Mary’s, St John’s, Brazenose Gate, Priory, Burghley House, and Burghley Park, plus views of High Street, lanes, and scenic countryside with churches, ruins, and a lakeside scene of wild swans.
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Stamford
Kate
Welland
Northants
Lincolnshire
Rutland
John
Runnymede
Stone Bridge
St. Mary's Hill
Walter Scott
Edinburgh
London
Old Town Hall
Hallie
St Mary’s Church
St. Mary's Street
St. John's Church
Wm. Pepper
High Street
St. Paul's
Brazenose Gateway
Oxford University
Uppington
St. George's Church
St. Mat Thisia
Lord Burghley
Daniel Lambert
Turner
Fold Castle
Burghley House
Tennyson
Burghley Park
Old England
England
WS Hockey Team Defeats Girls In 4-2 Matchup
The boys hockey team beat the girls 4 to 2 at the rink last Saturday morning. Read lineups include girls B Sealey V Peterson Mise Parr H Lamb H Tilt L Hay E Roberts and boys Ji Tilt BE Roberts C Peterson F Hay B Kiteen P McMinn D Lamb H McIntosh V Gilroy M Coltine.
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Peper-Meights” Hock
B. Sealey
V. Peterson
Mise Parr
H. Lamb
H. Tilt
L. Hay
E. Roberts
Ji Tilt
BE Roberts
C. Peterson
F. Hay
B. Kiteen
P. McMinn
D. Lamb
H. McIntosh
V. Gilroy
M. Coltine
Mission City Resident Receives Two Ton Truck Delivery
The International Harvester Co of Vancouver British Columbia delivered a two ton truck on duals to Gordon R Kilfoyle of Mission City British Columbia.
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International Harvester Co
Vancouver
B.C
Gordon R. Kilfoyle
Mission City
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